Finally got to talking to a girl on Tinder. I've never met

>>17967516
>movie

Terrible date my man

>>17967543
Different anon, but what would you do for a date?

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>>17967543
What else is there? There's a Strip mall right by. Can't really do anything later in the day because of scheduling conflicts. It's gotta be noon/afternoon.

Movies are good, but maybe on with Tinder dates?

>>17967555
Paintball, laser tag, go-karting, quading, a day at the track, picnic in the countryside wherenobodycanhearyouscream....


I don't know... Something fun and engaging.

>>17967555
Coffee and walk through a park or something

Get to know each other, don't spend too much money, and rather easy

>>17967563
Window shopping through book stores has provided similar experiences in the past. Or am I wrong?

>>17967568
That's a good idea if she's into books. If she's not, it might not work

>>17967569
She's said before she likes reading, so sure.

>>17967573
>She's said before she likes reading, so sure.

A lot of girls say this and few mean it. Not many actually read

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>>17967582
It's on everyone's goddamn profile so who knows.

>>17967585
Ask them what book they are reading at the moment

>>17967592
They'll just say some random harry potter book.

>>17967602
Then you know they're not a reader. A serious reader would have gone through all the well-known ones. People who read regular find their little niche and read stuff not known to others